We should not use such small measures for such large distances that's why we use light years and Parsecs where huge distances are involved usually on cosmic scale. Anyways 1...
Remember that $"1 kcal"$ $=$ $"1 Cal"$ $ne$ $"1 cal"$, so this is the one where: $"4.184 J"$ $=$ $"1 cal"$. Therefore: $=> "2.5" cancel("k")cancel("cal") xx (1000...
If you meant $"g/mL"$, then it requires little effort. $"1 cm"^3$ is known to be equivalent to $"1 mL"$, so you're done. If you meant $"mL"$, it's not the same...
$1.54xx10^-10*L$ $=$ $1.54xx10^-10*cancelLxx10^3*mL*cancel(L^-1)$ $=$ $1.54xx10^-7*mL$ If $1*muL$ $=$ $10^-6*L$, how many $"microlitres"$ does the answer represent?
A cubic metre is a HUGE volume. And $1*cm^3-=1*mL=10^-3*L$. These are all common units of volume in the laboratory. In Europe, we buy milk in litres, and in England, sometimes...
All science relies on data, and to get these data, we need measurement. I don't know how they measure the ionization energy of magnesium metal, but I know that it...
You gots... $2Cl_2(g) + 7O_2(g) + 130*kcal rarr 2Cl_2O_7(g)$ Another way of writing this is as... $2Cl_2(g) + 7O_2(g) rarr 2Cl_2O_7(g)$ $DeltaH_"rxn"^@=+130*kcal*mol^-1$ And when we write $mol^-1$ we mean per...
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